Lead DevRel/Community Software Engineer at Gatsby, cyclist, animal lover, pie baker.
The 2020 WebAIM Million survey collected data on up to 1200 different technologies used in home pages and examined the results to see if common accessibility errors corresponded with usage of different technologies. One repeatedly stood out as aligning with significantly fewer accessibility issues: Gatsby. Home pages built with Gatsby had 44% fewer detectable errors than the average.
Marcy Sutton • June 29th, 2020
Gatsby Web Creators is a free livestream series aimed at curious people aged 13 and up. Every Friday May 8-29, Gatsby Team members will teach the basic skills involved for scripting web pages, starting with browser JavaScript, Node.js, and concluding with React and Gatsby.
Marcy Sutton • April 30th, 2020
Gatsby Web Creators is a free livestream series aimed at curious people aged 13 and up. Every Friday through April 24, Gatsby Learning Team members and their special guests will teach the basic skills involved for creating web pages, starting with HTML and CSS, and gradually building up to JavaScript.
Marcy Sutton • March 23rd, 2020
Contribute to Gatsby as part of Hacktoberfest 2019. We'll be adding new issues all throughout the month for all experience levels!
Marcy Sutton • October 8th, 2019
We conducted 5 user testing sessions with Fable Tech Labs to determine which client-side routing techniques are the most accessible to people with disabilities. With this research, we can make more informed decisions for accessible page changes in sites built with Gatsby, React, and beyond.
Marcy Sutton • July 11th, 2019
To demonstrate our commitment to accessibility, we’ve published an Accessibility Statement on Gatsbyjs.org with product information and resources as well as contact information. We encourage everyone integrating and building with Gatsby to join us in this initiative to make the web more accessible to all!
Marcy Sutton • April 18th, 2019